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Western Carolinian Volume 71 Number 08
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| Young Cats no match ie the ACC or r SEC | By Andy Gambill * Wenewsmagazine The Western Carolina mens. basketball | team recently traveled to South Carolina to take | on the states finest, Clemson and the University of Rivers. Rivers finished the aba, with a Lele and Leading ie way or the Teer was K.C. B} South Carolina. Unfortunately, the trip didnt show _ ointe me it | Off the Cats too much as Western was no match for was | either team. The Cats were blown out against #22 _ | Clemson but did show improvement against South | Carolina. On December 23, the young Cats. wen | to Clemson University to take on the undefeated | Clemson Tigers (12-0). Western, playing witho three starters, was no match for the Tigers as they fell by 43 points. | : Western suspended Nick Aldridge, Arn | Gore and Brandon Giles for violation of team rule | but the Cats were still able to hang with the Tige | for most of the first half. The Cats had a 15-11 le halfway through, and a Negus McKenna three- pointer put the Cats ahead 23-20. Unfortunately, this would be the Cats last lead of the game. | : The Tigers only led by one point before going on a 15-5 run with six minutes remaining in _ tha the half. The Cats played well in the half as they hit com six three-pointers, but still trailed 44-29 going into & e fe re fal the half. The Tigers finished off the Cats earlyinthe | second half with a 29-4 run that put them ahead 76-. 37. The Tigers would eventually win the game 103- 60. half only down one point at 29-28. Western would take a second half lead briefly at 35-34 with 16:52 left, but the Gamecocks used an 8-0 run to propel them into the lead and on to victory. The Cats climbed back to within two points vhile with eight minutes remaining, but the Gamecocks tightened the clamps on defense and held Western Lippy for six minutes on their way to the 67-53 win. South Carolina had three in double figures . led by Bryce Sheldon. Sheldon had 20 points as he hit. four treys. Brandis Raley-Ross came off the bench to give USC 18 points, while Dominique A\ hie injected 11 points and five rebounds into the arting lineup. Brandon Wallace pulled down 12 bounds for South Carolina. South Carolina shot 50% from the field in the second half and hit 22 of 28 free throws in the game. Western Carolina also put three in double : ; figures. Freshman Jake Robinson led the way with - 13 points and three steals, while fellow freshman Young Cats win two straight in conference play | By Andy Gambill * WCnewsmagazine After five straight losses, the Western Carolina mens basketball team has bounced back and won two straight in conference play. The Catamounts took on both UNC-Greensboro and the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga over the past week and was able to get wins in both games to hopefully turn around what had become a struggling season in the past couple of weeks. The first game was on Saturday, January 6, at home against the Spartans of UNCG (6-8, 3-2). The Cats struggled for most of the game but were able to come from 12 points down to win. The first half was a close affair as UNCG was able to take control with an early 14-8 lead before going into the locker rooms with a 24-20 lead. The Spartans came out in the second half and showed why they had played NC State into overtime and eventually only lost by one point. UNCG broke loose to begin the half and went on a 10-2 run to make the score 34-22. The Cats clawed their way back to within five points, but the Spartans again broke loose and poured in five quick points to get back to a 10- point lead. The Catamounts never wavered in their attempt at a comeback, though, and eventually the Cats used a 6-0 spurt to take a 48-47 lead. Senior captain Kyle Greathouse was responsible for the lead as he stole an inbounds pass and drained a three- pointer. All-SoCon big man Kyle Hines of UNCG would not be stopped inside, and he hit a lay-up with 1:43 remaining to give the Spartans a 54-53 lead. The Catamounts would convert on four straight free throws to take the 57-54 lead. The Spartans could not hit a three-pointer at the buzzer and the Catamounts were able to pull off the shocking upset. The Spartans received good performances from both Kendall Toney and the big man Hines. Toney finished with 15 points and three steals, while Hines had 13 points and 12 rebounds but shot a miserable one for five from the free throw line. Western was bolstered in the winning effort by junior Antonio Russell, freshman Nick Aldridge, and JC-transfer Arnold Gore. The 67 Aldridge led the team in scoring as he finished with 15 points and also pulled down eight rebounds. Russell finished with 14 points, while Gore scored 10 and grabbed nine rebounds. The Catamounts traveled for their next game against Chattanooga (7-10, 0-5) on Monday, January 8. The Cats carried their good play into this game as they started off very strong. The Cats established a 13-point lead in the first half, but turnovers set up a 15-4 Chattanooga run. With only a two-point lead left, the Cats went inside to Aldridge for two straight buckets and, as a result, had a 36-32 halftime lead. The Cats jumped out in the second half with a three-pointer by freshman Jake Robinson to push the lead to seven. The Mocs responded with two straight baskets of their own to whittle the lead back down to two. Instead of choking the Catamounts responded ak Nick Aldridge had 12 points. The other double digit ity scorer was McKenna who finished with 11 points and six rebounds off the bench. The Cats hit all of Thec ir _ their free throws as they shot two for two. While the | ae Ca ne. led dy Wa one spon, but the Cats . showed no surrender and responded with a 17-7 run to end the half. The Catamounts would go into the : whistle didnt blow their way very often in the game, _ the Cats still played valiantly, but with the loss fell to 5-9 on the year. and pushed the lead back to 10 points with only seven minutes left in the game. The home team once again received a boost and raced back with an 8-0 run to cut the lead to 57-55. That's when the junior Russell took over. The slick and quick guard poured in 12 points over the final five minutes to take control of the game and give the win to the Catamounts at 73- 67. The Mocs had three in double figures led by Keddric Mays with 14 points. Casey Long had 12 points and six rebounds, while Nicchaeus Doaks had 11 points and eight rebounds. For the Catamounts the leader was Russell. Russell finished with 16 points and six rebounds. Aldridge contributed 15 points, while Gore had 12. Freshman point guard Brigham Waginger came off the bench to put up 10 points and seven rebounds. The Catamounts improved to 7-8 overall and 4-1 in the SoCon. The 4-1 mark is Westerns best conference start since the 1994-95 season. The win was only the second all-time for the Cats in McKenzie Arena, and as a result of their record, the Catamounts will take on Appalachian State on Monday January 15 with first place in the conference on the line. The App State game will be televised on FSN.
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